Across West Pokot county countless individuals face barriers in accessing accurate SRH information, vital healthcare services and fundamental right to make informed decision about their reproductive lives. This lack of access leads to pervasive issues like unplanned pregnancies, maternal mortality and spread of sexual transmitted infections (STIs). Discrimination, social norms and insufficient information perpetuate the cycle of
misinformation and limited access, disproportionately affects women and young adolescent and other marginalized
groups for example people living with disability.

Innovation Description:
This innovative approach to SRHR is a multifaceted solutions that combines technology and community
engagement to bridge existing gaps and empower individuals with comprehensive knowledge on SRH, accessible
healthcare services and the ability to exercise their reproductive rights confidently.
1. Using friendly social media platforms, for example local radios, facebook and twitter we provide easily accessible
and culturally sensitive sexual reproductive health education covering topics range from safe sex and family
planning and gender equality, ensuring individuals can make informed decisions about their reproductive lives.
2. Advocacy program: our advocacy programs will work towards policy changes aiming to dismantle legal barriersand promote comprehensive sexual education in schools and public spaces.
3. Community outreaches: Through community outreaches we address local cultural norms, myths and stigma
related to SRH.
Its features.
1. Accessibility:
i) Geographical reach: This innovation aims to reach remote and undeserved areas, ensuring individuals regardless of their location have access to SRHR information and service.
ii) Affordability: solutions are affordable, in some cases free of charge, ensuring financial constrains do not hinder access to essential SRHR resources.

2. Comprehensive Education:
i) Scientific Accuracy: Information provided must be evidenced-based, accurate and up-to-date, ensuring individuals receive reliable knowledge about SRH.
ii) Age-appropriate content: Education materials and programs will be tailored to different age groups, ensuring the content is suitable for the audience's developmental stage.

This approach will directly address the following:
1. prevention of unintended pregnancies; By offering comprehensive education and easy access to contraceptives,
this innovation directly reduces unintended pregnancies.
2. Reduction of STIs infections; through awareness campaigns and accessible treatment, this approach significantly
decreases the spread of STIs, promoting overall community health.
3. Empowering Vulnerable Groups; our targeted community advocacy initiative specifically empower vulnerable
groups including women, adolescent and youths, ensuring they have

This innovation stands out due to its holistic and multifaceted approach. By integrating comprehensive online SRH
education, community engagement and advocacy, it addresses SRHR from various angles. The emphasis on
cultural sensitivity and inclusivity makes it unique.
Moreover the focus on empowering individuals through knowledge, fostering open conversations and dismantling
societal stigmas creates a supportive environment. Combination of technology and community involvement makes
this approach well-rounded and adaptable to different contexts.
SRH connect's unique combination of comprehensive services, personalization, privacy features, community support, cultural sensitivity and innovative service delivery methods distinguish it from existing solutions.

. Reduced unintended pregnancies; by providing comprehensive SRH education and easy access to
contraceptives.
2. Lower rates of STIs; through awareness campaign and accessible treatment, the initiative can reduce the spread
of STIs.
3. Empowered vulnerable groups; Through this innovation vulnerable groups i.e adolescents, women and youths
can gain knowledge and resources to protect their SRHR.
4. Enhanced Gender Equality; by addressing issues like consent, gender equality and reproductive right, the
innovation contributes to more equal society where individuals, regardless of gender, can make decisions about
their bodies.
5. Promotion of comprehensive sexual education; By advocating for policy changes and promoting comprehensive
sexual education in schools and public spaces, the initiative helps create more informed society.
6. Cultural and social impact; By challenging cultural norms and stigmas related to sexual reproductive health, the
innovation can reshape societal attitudes, fostering acceptance, understanding and support individuals' rights and
choices.
7. Improved community health; Accessible healthcare services, couples with awareness and education on
SRHR,leads to healthier community.

Scalability
Collaboration with healthcare providers.
Partnership with NGOs and government agencies. Rhis will help in reaching under served population
Incorporation into sexual education curricula: working with education sector to incorporate SRH content in education curricula.

Implementation Plan:
1. Needs assessment; Conducting a thorough needs assessment in targeted community to identify a specific
requirement, cultural norms and challenges related to sexual reproductive health and rights.
2. Partnership building; Collaborating with MoH, NGOs, MoE and community leaders to effectively implement theinnovation.
3. Developing online platform; develop user-friendly online platform with accurate SRHR information and ensuring that the platform is accessible and interactive.
4. Community outreaches; Conducting community outreaches to raise awareness about SRHR.
5. Advocacy; conducting regular advocacy programs to promote policy changes and comprehensive sexual
education in schools and public spaces.
6. Awareness campaigns; Launching awareness campaigns using various social media channels and local
community radios to reach larger community population.
7. Monitoring and evaluation; Implementation of a robust monitoring and evaluation system to track the impact of
the program.
8. Sustainability and scalability; Developing a sustainable plan to ensure the long-term viability of the programs

Challenges.
1. Privacy concern: Users may be hesitant to share individual sensitive information on digital platforms.
2. Cultural sensitivity: cultural norms and taboos around sexual health topics may lead to potential misunderstanding.
3.Reliability and accuracy: Misinformation can lead to misguided decisions.
4. Resistance from the community members.

Mitigation strategies
1. Robust security measures: implement state-of-the-art encryption techniques and data security protocols to safeguard user data.
2. Cultural adaptation: Conducting thorough research to understand cultural nuances and sensitivities regarding sexual health.
3. content Verification: partnering with reputable health providers to verify the accuracy of the information.
4. collaborating with local leaders.

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